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Council approves permit for manufactured home at 13903 Austin Street despite title‑restriction notice
Summary
After a resident reported a title restriction, the Log Cabin City Council approved a building permit for an 804‑sq‑ft manufactured home at 13903 Austin Street and advised the applicant to share title information with the county title company and review Ordinance 31 supporting manufactured homes in city zoning.
The Log Cabin City Council on Dec. 19 approved a building permit for an 804‑square‑foot manufactured single‑family residence at 13903 Austin Street despite the applicant saying his title company reported a restriction prohibiting manufactured homes.
Resident Darryl Wilkerson told the council his title company had informed him of a restriction on the property that “prohibit[ed] manufactured homes on the property.” Mayor Jennifer Williams acknowledged she had not seen that sort of restriction in city files and the council discussed options, including directing the applicant to share the title company’s documentation with the county and reviewing the city zoning code (Ordinance 31) that allows manufactured homes in the applicable zoning district. Councilmember Larry Sutherland confirmed the correct address on the permit application was 13903 Austin St., noting the application had been updated earlier the same day.
Larry Sutherland moved to accept the permit for 13903 Austin St.; Paul Eckeberger seconded. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. The council did not adopt any ordinance or order to alter recorded restrictions; it approved the permit based on the application and the council’s interpretation of the city zoning ordinance. The item was placed on the January workshop agenda for any continued follow‑up requested by the applicant.
The council’s minutes show Mayor Jennifer Williams called the meeting to order. (The meeting minutes document also includes a signature block listing “Stude Williams, Mayor” on the approval page; that appears inconsistent with Mayor Jennifer Williams being recorded as presiding and is noted in clarifying details.)
